Recommended Roof Rack for 2016 Lexus NX 200T with Flush Mounted Rails

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I am looking for cross bars for my wifes 2016 Lexus 200T with flush rails. I cant find anything under $300. Do you guys carry a cross bar that will fit?

asked by: Jon

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We do offer a wide array of roof racks that are confirmed to fit the 2016 Lexus 200T vehicles. The only model I could find that has the flush mounted rails like you mentioned in your question is the NX 200T.

If this is your model Lexus, the most cost-efficient crossbars and fit kit we currently have available is the Inno Aero Bar Roof Rack, which consists of parts # INXB93-100 for the two aero crossbars (front crossbar is 36 inches and rear cross bar is 39 inches), # INXS400 for the Flush Feet that the crossbars will mount onto and # INTR139 for the Custom Fit Kit that will attach to the flush mounted rails on your vehicle's roof. This extremely quiet system has a weight capacity of 165 pounds and a nice low-profile design that will look great on your Lexus.

I have attached a video demonstration of this rack for you to check out.

expert reply by: Chris R

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